Algorithmen und Programmierung 5 - Netzprogrammierung
This course introduces students to principles, programming languages, and specifications for developing distributed, web-based systems. The first part of the lecture deals with distributed systems, their characteristics and existing challenges in implementing them. We discuss also common architectures such as client-server and peer-to-peer. In the main part of this course we deal with technologies for supporting distribution. These technologies can be roughly assigned to three levels: technologies for ad hoc network programming (socket programming), technologies for structured communication (remote procedure calls) and middleware technologies. The latter level covers different approaches such as distributed object computing middleware and component middleware. We will discuss all these different implementations and in the lab you have time to test all the different approaches on real world examples. After introducing two applications of distributed computing: Cloud Computing and the World Wide Web, we will cover in the last part of the course topics that relate to the web application development such as data representations (e.g., XML, HTML), HTTP communication, JavaScript, CGI, Servlets, JSP.
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| Type | Lecture |
|---|---|
| Instructor | Adrian Paschke |
| Room | Takustr, 9 Gr. Hörsaal |
| Start | Oct 14, 2014 |
| Time | Dienstag 12-14 Uhr |
COURSE DETAILS
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- Lecturer: Adrian Paschke
COURSE ORGANIZATION
- Lecture: Tue 12-14 Gr. Hörsaal\Taku 9
- Lab 1: Wed 8-10 – SR 005/T9 Übungsraum, Simon Tippenhauer
- Lab 2: Wed 10-12 – SR 009/A6 Seminarraum, Julius Auer
- Lab 3: Wed 10-12 – 046/T9 Seminarraum, Simon Tippenhauer
- Lab 4: Wed 12-14 – SR 006/T9 Seminarraum, Julius Auer
- Lab 5: Wed 14-16 – 049/T9 Seminarraum, David Bohn
- Lab 6: Wed 16-18 – 055/T9 Seminarraum, David Bohn
GRADING
The grading in this class is only based on the result of your written exam but in order to actively participate in this course
- you have to submit (n-1) of all assignments that are distributed in the labs,
- you need to get at least 50 % of all points in each assignment,
- you must present at least one assignment and answer the additional questions during your lab presentation,
- the mean (=average) of all your assignments need to be above 60 %.
COURSE MATERIAL
All course material will be published in the KVV system.
COURSE DETAILS
- Lecturer: Adrian Paschke
COURSE ORGANIZATION
- Lecture: Tue 12-14 Gr. Hörsaal\Taku 9
- Lab 1: Wed 8-10 – SR 005/T9 Übungsraum, Simon Tippenhauer
- Lab 2: Wed 10-12 – SR 009/A6 Seminarraum, Julius Auer
- Lab 3: Wed 10-12 – 046/T9 Seminarraum, Simon Tippenhauer
- Lab 4: Wed 12-14 – SR 006/T9 Seminarraum, Julius Auer
- Lab 5: Wed 14-16 – 049/T9 Seminarraum, David Bohn
- Lab 6: Wed 16-18 – 055/T9 Seminarraum, David Bohn
GRADING
The grading in this class is only based on the result of your written exam but in order to actively participate in this course
- you have to submit (n-1) of all assignments that are distributed in the labs,
- you need to get at least 50 % of all points in each assignment,
- you must present at least one assignment and answer the additional questions during your lab presentation,
- the mean (=average) of all your assignments need to be above 60 %.
COURSE MATERIAL
All course material will be published in the KVV system.